| Asfandyar | Lion-like, strong and fierce |
| Asfaque | Lion-like, strong and courageous |
| Asfaqulhaq | Belonging to the truth, honest, and truthful |
| Ashadul | One who is generous and charitable |
| Ashadur | One who is generous and charitable |
| Asharaf | One who is noble and of high rank |
| Ashbir | One who is generous and charitable |
| Asheeb | One who is poor and needy |
| Asheef | One who is generous and charitable |
| Asheel | One who is generous and charitable |
| Asheen | One who is generous and charitable |
| Asheer | One who is strong and powerful |
| Ashfahaan | One who is generous and charitable |
| Ashfahan | One who is generous and charitable |
| Ashfak | One who is truthful and honest |
| Ashfakh | One who is truthful and honest |
| Ashfan | One who is generous and charitable |
| Ashfaqur | One who is truthful and honest |
| Ashfar | Belonging to the noble or aristocratic class |
| Ashfeen | Belonging to the noble or aristocratic class |
| Ashfeeq | Belonging to the noble or aristocratic class |
| Ashfin | Belonging to the noble or aristocratic class |
| Ashhad | Witness or one who bears witness |
| Ashhub | Belonging to the noble or aristocratic class |
| Ashifur | Belonging to the noble or aristocratic class |
| Ashikur | Belonging to the noble or aristocratic class |
| AshiqAli | Beloved or loved one |
| AshiqMuhammad | Lover of Muhammad |
| Ashiraf | Noble or aristocratic class |
| Ashkar | Strong or powerful |
| Ashken | Strong or powerful |
| Ashmin | Complete or perfect |
| Ashnad | Complete or perfect |
| Ashour | Born on a Friday, considered a lucky day in many cultures. |
| Ashpak | Descendant of Ash, a name of Arabic origin meaning 'happy' or 'blessed'. |
| Ashqeen | A variant of Ashkan, meaning 'strong' or 'powerful' in Persian. |
| Ashraan | A variant of Ashraf, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' in Arabic. |
| Ashrafali | A variant of Ashraf, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' in Arabic. |
| AshrafusSadat | A variant of Ashraf, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' in Arabic. |
| Ashrful | A variant of Ashraf, meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' in Arabic. |